What Is The Pressure Of An Ideal Gas At Absolute Zero Temperature? - ConceptEra

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What is the pressure of an ideal gas at absolute zero temperature?

Solution

At absolute zero temperature all the molecular motions cease. Hence no pressure is exerted by an ideal gas at that temperature.

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